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I was under the assumption that people on these boards where interested in learning new things about their cars, not looking for holes in everyones thinking.įor a piston to be compatible, the following must be met at a minimum:ġ. That and the fact that I've been building engins since I was old enough to hold a wrench, I think I'll be ok. If the need becomes urgent, I'll buy custom pistons, but I'm interested to see what other options are out there.ĮDIT: draccent, I am going forced induction, and I have dome MUCH research. To me, it sounds like you would be the person sitting in the waiting room while someone else solved your problems for you, other wise I would think you would be more interested to find out what is possible with these motors. That's because some people like figuring out new ways to solve problems, and not just throw money at it. I would bet if I find a common compatable piston word would spread like wildfire on these boards. In any case, these pretty and cheery little pins from Cherry Chick – no affiliation, just a happy customer – brightened my day.Well, at the moment I happen to be an 'E30 guy', but it's not that I'm cheap, I like to learn all I can when building an engine. It’s blinged well up now for some proper photos. Daffodils! And because I thought they’d look nice in the upcoming pincushion.

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Now I have a small garden full of them! Yay!)Īnd I went for the wee daffodils because… well. (It was the want of a purple flower pin that sent me on my first foray into finding decorative pins many years ago. I had to get purple flowers because… well. I just love these little multi-color flowers! So yes, these pins from Cherry Chick boost my own Happy Factor in several ways. She brings a little color and life to what would otherwise be a fairly unremarkable (though essential) tool.Īnd on top of that, I’m happy that she has built a nice little business creating pins that are simply charming. It’s because she takes a pin and turns it into something that is capable of making a person happy. The real reason I think the shop worth mentioning, though, is not because she provides pins. Some of her pins are made with decorative glass beads, some are enameled – there’s a pretty wide variety of really cute pins there. She makes flower sewing pins, marking pins for counted thread work, and the like. The Etsy name of the shop is (surprisingly) DecorativeSewingPins, but the business name is Cherry Chick, and you can follow her on Instagram here.

I found these oh-so-cute and cheery sewing pins on Etsy, here. I thought I would share them with you, just in case you need a touch of cheer these days. They’re usually for light use, while boosting the Happy Factor.įinally, I found pins that contribute brilliantly to my Happy Factor on a couple levels. Instead, I see them as contributing to the Happy Factor associated with well-loved hobbies.Īnd while decorative pins should also be capable of use, I wouldn’t expect them to be industrial. Still, when this pincushion project began to materialize, I decided to go on a search for decorative pins, because I have long wanted decorative pins for pin-related photos.ĭecorative pins are not necessarily the pins you reach for when you’re in the midst of a serious sewing project. But I really don’t know! These are things I think about. It’s never the foremost thing in my mind. The “perfect touch” sort of gift, to be able to bring about Instagram- and Pinterest-worthy photos that, by virtue of their meticulously styled visual perfection, they can entice people in, hooking them on a website or into … yes… (because for most of them, it’s all about marketing) … a sale.īut I don’t really operate that way. You see, once in a while, I realize I need to put at least some effort into visual marketing. When I was working to bring this pincushion project about (which we’re going to launch in about one week!), I started looking for decorative sewing pins.

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